LOOKING BACK: Books by horseback and other early library stories
Submitter’s note: This was an interview with Mrs. Edna Frazier, Brown County librarian, that appeared in the Brown County Democrat March 24, 1955. Edna...
LOOKING BACK: My initiation into farming in Brown County
Submitter’s note: The story we share with you today are the childhood memories of living in Brown County, as written by Harold T. Adams....
LOOKING BACK: The phantom peddler’s wagon of Jackson Township
Submitter’s note: This story was written by Chattie Wade Miller.
The old road from Helmsburg to Nashville, which crosses Bean Blossom Creek south of Helmsburg...
LOOKING BACK: A Brown County artist’s interactions with his audience
Submitter's note: The story we are sharing with you today is written by Francis Clark Brown.
A whole book could be written about the funny...
LOOKING BACK: Understanding art and the artists of Brown County
In 1922 Indiana University published a small pamphlet on how to look at paintings, with an introduction by President William Lowe Bryan.
This began with...
LOOKING BACK: Huckster wagons’ history in Brown County
Submitter’s note: This story was taken from “Brown County Remembers” with no signature.
The Huckster wagon was a special body mounted on a sturdy chassis....
LOOKING BACK: What you can see, win at Pioneer Women’s Quilt Exhibit
The Quilt Show has been an annual tradition here at the Brown County Historical Society. However, nothing in 2020 was normal for anyone, including...
LOOKING BACK: Four generations of service in Brown County
Submitter’s note: This story was written by Genevra Irene “Chig” Derringer Owens, born Aug. 24, 1917, died Dec. 18, 2000.
My great-grandfather, Jefferson Rariden, served...
LOOKING BACK: Four generations of service in Brown County
<em>Submitter’s note: This story was written by Genevra Irene “Chig” Derringer Owens, born Aug. 24, 1917, died Dec. 18, 2000.</em>
My great-grandfather, Jefferson Rariden, served...
LOOKING BACK: The Zion Church’s history lives on
The Mt. Zion Church, now shortened to just Zion Church, was built on land deeded by James W. McIlvain. According to a deed on...